Tech Group Appeals Wiretap Ruling

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Tech Group Appeals Wiretap Ruling

Posted on Jul 21, 2006

A group of technology companies and civil liberties organizations has appealed a court ruling that would require Internet service providers to allow the government backdoor access to their systems. The appeal comes in response to a June 9 ruling made in favor of the government, which seeks to enhance its wiretapping capabilities.

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